Erik Karlsson Pro Stock - True Project X (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - TC4 - 85 Flex (Blade 6) Dressed as Catalyst 9X PRO90: Ryan O'Reilly Pro Curve

Name: Erik Karlsson Pro Stock - True Project X (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - TC4 - 85 Flex (Blade 6) *Dressed as Catalyst 9X* PRO90: Ryan O'Reilly Pro Curve
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SKU: 54490080703
Price: 199.99 USD
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Rating: 4.720000000000001 (14 reviews)

Erik Karlsson Pro Stock - True Project X (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - TC4 - 85 Flex (Blade 6) *Dressed as Catalyst 9X* PRO90: Ryan O'Reilly Pro Curve

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Erik Karlsson Pro Stock True Project X (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right TC4 85 Flex (Blade 6) *Dressed as Catalyst 9X* PRO90: Ryan O'Reilly Pro Curve PRO90: Ryan O'Reilly Pro Curve (Standard Grip) at a price that won't break the bank Erik Karlsson Pittsburgh Penguins This stick features a teal colourway from his time on the San Jose Sharks

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